The Centre Reporter ogy “VOL. CXI1I. tl | BELLEFONTE MERCHANT A SUICIDE, CONCRETE ROAD THRU ( ENTRE HALL BORO OFFERED BY EARLE ADMINISTRATION State Administration road term MONDA 18 one of tl road level The road bined made possible 1 the Highway fifty-fifty owners Ww Federal gov Depart is revenues from ernment and ment, almost « The borough property asked contribute rectly form of project. The State Highway Department is making the offer to fulfill a promise made a few years ago to bulld a con- crete road through the borough as soon funds were available. The | time arrived. { rabbits A road, the length street, would all property porate : The LUCK OF hunters m the first Ray Mark who were THE 4 + L to HUNTERS the State fir report of the Rev. 1. A. together. nm a basis not di- the are funds, toward day were and Wag afield contained rabbits to any or in taxes, ner, hunting baggy two pheasants, six squirrels, The good local hunters Guyer and fortune of a noted ringneck and B. G. Ardell Gross, fow is Grove, limit Grove, as squirrels; rabbit ; Harry imit; George and rabbit and squirrels and ringneck ; such as through main add to the cor- proposed Centre Hall's materially within of er, very and values ringne limit Don limits. Goodhart, rabbit limit; Robert project has reached where it Mr an 1 WE NEED JOHN DECKER HUNTERS WARNED ELECTRIC pt ton lvas } AGAINST FENCE Brat ering lege Ww Profess t OXI THE NEW DEAL SAVED CENTRE COUNTY TAXES ON YOUR HOME OR FARM WOUD BE FOURTEEN TIMES GREATER TODAY WITHOUT STATE-FEDERAL AlD. Look at the Facts! The New Deal spent $13,634, in Centre county to feed the starving and give work to unemployed—an average of $2,716,911 a year. Your total county and poor taxes for 1935 were only $190,385, one-fourteenth of the average State-Fedgral expenditure, Many Saved from the Sheriff! Thousands have lost their zens starve. 557 in five years ed annual tax would your increased let aid this vould : ‘ who could not have j homes or farms. You v not have citi- 41 Had your r taxes been $1 to 00 annually, they would have without the New Deal, instead your tax rate uring the last five years. No Burden on Real Estate! Remember, not a penny of this State-Federal money was taken by a levy on real estate. It was raised chiefly through income and in- heritance taxes on the wealthy and by taxes on corporations making large profits. Your Only Hope! Unless you want this enormous tax burden back on the county, vote DEMOCRATIC. raised reduced been was i a for relief thrown FARM INCOME INCREASED IN Y b benefit vl er in ice products 1 | a which t , ting permi terated the products manufacturer oping a potato | | | i Potato Market ng Bonding and Act requires the Commi | | on protects d commission men Conservation SERIOUS VERNON FROM INJURY FALL Fred H EARLE ROAD SAVED LARGHE 1 BP was collected It for 26 and in 1937 the for collections were 265 less Township | Benner logge | Burnside | « ‘ollege Curtin | Ferguson {Gregg {Half Moon | Haines | Howard | Huston | Liberty Marion Miles | Patton Penn | Potter i Rush (Snow i Spring | Taylor | : Shoe Union Walker Worth Total collected [ $10,639.76. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1038 ww NO. 43 b $2,165,290.90 i | IN FOR SCHOOLS; THOMPSON PLAN BUILDING PROJECTS IN CENTRE COUNT PER FARM TO CENTRE | 32 87 p= FROM was strengthen y well-known Wal T° meat They LOTTI 6 communit the Brockerhoff the near f 4 become te on a go, re some time in |S cream and improv- | contents ture y x ring will Halnes | vv ' { Harris nan i is balk- of punisiing the Hall Boro-Potter Tw Contre zure i {Addition to high scl dul HUGHES-SMITHGALL (Centre: Hall. Bore made of { grade school Helen VanPelt Mi: and Mrs of Wihiams- Hughes The 0 lock, First ——— a —— A ——————— 1) Tw bide.) he selzure Potter well as Announcement has been the marriage of Miss devel- Smithgall, daughter of under thelJ., DD. Peck Smithgall, Act. port to Richard Pryde The [s0 of Willlamasport produce | took at 10:30 Act morning, Oct. 7, dist church Rev. J churel Now Snow h Oro $325.000 for | Rush Twy Walker f projects) i al Labeling al- Act of ceremony Friday Metho Md. nw place the farm the in dealing with of Baltimore, the Franklin Haas, past and All inting Mra Hu wnes in REMOVAL BODY OF GEN. PATTON'S FROM COUNTY RESENT}H ——— lp SUPER. rit (CONSTRUCTION HIGHWAY 0} BEGUN RSDAY TO MRS. “> RESULTS HER HOM} kh AT —————— [LOW BID FOR COUNTY | TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS X | HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEFEST FROM ALL PARTS employed in sell- She efonte Wilbur of the eet od 3 y Hat SQUIRE SLACK TIES NUPTIAT ad- | KNOT FOR YOUNG COUPLE] ir Hoover nd M ivivia a DANCE AT HIGH S( HOOT Ww — FIGHT INFANTILE PARALJSIS a. a T3008 (OUNTY SUMS IN TAX —— iil ti——— SCHMUCKER SPEAKS i ON EVILS OF MARIHUANA } At 5 attended joint i Parent-Teacher Associat {the Centre Hall Civie Club. beld local high school auditorium on Thurs. evening, the speaker Joseph M Schmucker. his being marihuana ant jt evils The speaker after a few preliminaries was given the entire evening to present | his subject. The evils of the drug by captain, hor- rifying in the extreme The victims in most instances with the invariably great ———— A — Hallowa'en Party, {4 i APT. Missionar g Womans v he Lutheran church on Tu jast party J. were well meeting in there 1534 day purposes $3.- |, Hallowe'en Mr. and Mrs $3.- [the guest evening Bg 4 = Woes wore tha Harolga Durst. Among Mr. and Mrs. Fred and children, Mr. and Mrs, [Capt Ernest Homan, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton | ject jHoman, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mark, Rev. | $ 330 and Mrs. I. A. Wagner, Mrs. Roy Dut- | 138 row, Mrs, W. W Kerlin, Harvey | Flink, Miss Laura Breon, Jack Olenn. {Mra, Paul Fetterolf and son Drew, Misses Bertha Sharer, Sarah Kocher, {Dorothy McMichael, Margaret Alex- jander, Mrs. J. HL. Durst, Mr. and Mrs 067 J. Harold Durst. 560! The evening's gy | ed given the ion at home of in the same $561, purpose oniy or day guest Way | Luse two sub. 1934 $1,028 1522 85 70% 1937 AS portrayed the were £79 Dia BTR 536 heoome kill and figures obsoeseyd desire to Facts and were presented. Capt do 80 in wrTay entertainment of games fortune-telling spelling bee. Refreshments ved, consist. and a were Sohimucker wae accompanied to Centre Hall by Mrs. Schmucker and his mother, EE ——— AP ——————— POULTRY PLANT DEDICATED AT PENN STATE COLLEGE The new poultry plant at the Penn- sylvania State College—part of the £5.000,000 General] State Authority PWA building program at the college was dedicated Friday at the semi-an. nual meeting of the Penns lvania Sate Poultry Association The plant includes an experimental unit, labor. atories and refrigeration facilities, Ea — MILK PRICE FOR NOVEMBER FOR CLASS 114A, $1% Milk pricey in this area for Novem. ber are announced to be $2.45 per ewt., for Class I, and $1.9 for Class ITA milk, wth the usual deductions, — 00 0 MN 3 bo ~ ]Or. 307 ] 440! EE —— a ————— There » wore when “James Boys." days In our early hie. of the Stran®ely enough, today told to of what the “James Boys" will do if they get into office. So, again—“"Beware James Boys." Ot ag 0 DW De 505 561 168 | wa are agnin 340 | Wy | tory we were warned 3 beware of the —— AP ——— Do duty as a good citizen £0 to the polis and vote next Tuesday, —————— A ——— Election comes on the latest date in November possible under the law November 8. You'll remember, it's the first Tuesday after the first Mon. day. This year the first of November came on Tuesday and therefore had ne Monday preceding it, 202 227 $11,169 Your $27.014 tax in 1937 of the sum total fled seven we of parks nes residents ope staff roflessional wTers brought ursday Smith Brun- went sn Mr Th Mra 8 on and and Mrs from there accompanied Mr and « gart to Bath to Erie to visit with 5 sister of Brungart. ! Mrs. David Haines | Mr. and Mrs William {lian, were guests of C. Reish in Mre Ag in company with White, all of Ju- Mr. and Mrs. H Hall during last Haines, probably better Mrs. Mary White, was a former resident of Centre Hall a num- ber of i Cantre | week, | known years ago. On leaving here she 3 iocated in where she | married Juniata the county, second time The State last Highway Friday, awarded to of Lewistown amizing 3.08 | Walker and building five of £5508 Department, Dean Clark the contract for maocad- of roadway in townships and I-beam bridges at his bid This is what is known as the Ridge road and runs from Zion to the Grove farm on highway The Fal County J miles Marion the Jacksonville convention of th, Centre of Christian Educa- the [Centre County Sabbath School Association, will meet in the Presbyterian church, State College, on Saturday, Nov. 19. There will be a morning and evening ses. sion. J, F' Wetzel of Centre Hall win be the presiding officer. The program will appear in 5 future issue of the Reporter. oO Council tion, formerly
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